Cartoon Beruma – Judgment Day of Burma May 18th , 2009
Cartoon Beruma – Freedom from Fear, Let’s All Unite
Cartoon Beruma – Freedom from Fear, Let’s All Unite May 17, 2009
Cartoon Maung Yit – This time, we won’t be coming home …
Cartoon Maung Yit – This time, we won’t be coming home … May 17, 2009
Cartoon Saw Ngo – Burmese Junta’s Next Target
Cartoon Saw Ngo – Burmese Junta’s Next Target May 15th, 2009
Cartoon Maung Yit – Burma’s Next Strategic Move – Let’s go for 2010 Election !!!
#fullpost {display:none;} Cartoon Maung Yit – Burma’s Next Strategic Move – Let’s go for 2010 Election !!! ( To Free Burma and To Free Aung San Suu Kyi) May 14, 2009
Cartoon Maung Yit – Let’s All Our Burmese Swim !!!
Cartoon Maung Yit – Let’s All Our Burmese Swim !!! Or Else, Someone “else” will “Get” Daw Aung San Suu Kyi May 7, 2009
Satellite Dishes in Burma challenging Burmese Regime
Satellite Dishes in Burma challenging Burmese Regime Nyane Chan Nyane April 24, 2009 In recent junta’s newspaper, “Myanmar Alin”, one columnist named Ko Gyi (Ngwe Zin Yaw) stated that Selling of Satellite Dishes and Receivers should be put to…
3 Monks fled to border after DKBA, Karen Guerrilla Group forced them to become Vegetarians
3 Monks fled to border after DKBA, Karen Guerrilla Group forced them to become Vegetarians
Saw Thein Myint (KIC)
April 23, 2009
3 Burmese monks fled to Thai-Burma border after Democratic Karen Buddhist Army, stationed in Pai Kyon Township of Karen State, called for Buddhist Monks to become vegetarians.
According to Residence Sayadaw, U Kovida, Bo Pa Nwee, a commander of troop no. 999 of DKBA, issued an order before Thingyan Festival that all monks staying in Pai Kyone Township must eat vegetables.
“They forced us to go veggie. If we could not follow, we have to leave. That is why we left our place” said U Kovida.
Burmese attending Thingyan Pwe in LA signing petition for Political Prisoners in Burma
Burmese attending Thingyan Pwe in LA signing petition for Political Prisoners in Burma MoeMaKa Reporter 002 April 23, 2009 The annual event hold by Burmese residence living in LA area of California to celebrate Burmese New Year –…
Burmese in North Carolina collecting signatures to free Burmese political prisoners
Burmese in North Carolina collecting signatures to free Burmese political prisoners
MoeMaKa Reporter 002
April 23, 2009
On 22nd April, to support the ongoing international campaign initiated by Burmese activists at the Thai-Burma border to collect signatures demanding the Burmese junta to release all Burmese political prisoners, Burmese in North Carolina hold event to raise the awareness and asked for signatures from the local residences. It was said that 800 signatures were collected. To highlight the Burmese political struggle to the international community, 3 Burmese, Ko Kaung Htike, Ko Zaw Thein and Ko Zaw Win Tint did a performance show dressing themselves as Burmese political prisoners with shackles and chains. One monk, Ashin Egga Dhamma who was imprisoned for Monks-Boycott protest in 1990 was also present there to support the event. (Photo – Oway 8888)
Burmese Brands Banned in Mae La Refugee Camp at Thai-Burma Border
Burmese Brands Banned in Mae La Refugee Camp at Thai-Burma Border
Saw Thein Myint, KIC
April 21, 2009
(Photo – Entrance to Mae La Refugee Camp)
The authority from Mae La Refugee Camp at Thai-Burma border issued an advisory not to trade or use some Burmese brands and products starting from yesterday.
Among the banned products, some of them were kitten appliances, Burmese traditional medicines, food-coloring powders, dried tea leaf and tea leave salad. It was announced over loud speakers that if not followed, they would be prosecuted.
Letters from Reader – Forced Labor Yay Kyi Township
Letters from Reader – Forced Labor Yay Kyi Township
Dated – April 21st 2009
It was announced that there would be Donation Ceremony for 100 Monks at Yay Kyi Township in Delta Region on 23rd April 2009. The donor was to be U Zaw Zaw from Myanmar Soccer Association.
However, U Maung Maung Tin (General Secretary of local Pyi Khai Phyoe aka Kyant Phont, a Burmese military regime’s instrument organization), U Htay Naing (local official from Township’s municipal office) and other local authorities issued an order to all the local residences in the area which encompassed of 99 villages to setup tents and stages in the designated football field.